Gnome Toaster is a cd creation suite. Thought to be as user-friendly as possible it lets you create cd recordables with just a few simple mouse clicks. Create your CDs by simply dragging the desired contents onto it's display window.
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2 commentsGnome Toaster
Easy to use. Worked perfectly, doesn't require any instructions. Installs without any trouble.
Gnome toaster
This program is almost there. Setting up the preferences is not quite as easy as I think it could be (but if you don't mind a little trial and error, it isn't too difficult), but other than that this is a sweet little number. It is, even considering the less-than-intuitive settings, the easiest cdrecorder (GUI) that I've tried yet. This is the one that I'll keep and continue to use (once I'd figured out the exact settings for each device and file type, no more coasters). Congratulations to the guy(s) that are producing this one.